Australian College of Aviation’s flagship engineering programme is delivered as a two year double diploma package programme majoring in both avionic and mechanical engineering. By packaging the two qualifications, substantial efficiencies and savings are created due to common areas of learning and assessment. This course is approved by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for the Aircraft Engineer Licence outcome.

The Australian College of Aviation delivers a Part 147 aligned Certificate IV in Aeroskills with options to undertake majors in Avionics, Mechanical or as a Double Cert IV in Aeroskills. The Cert IV Avionics programme provides all the core theory and practical training required for the role of Avionics Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. The course is delivered at the Archerfield Airport Tisdall Aviation Centre, providing a unique and immersive learning experience.

Australian College of Aviation’s avionics engineering programme is designed to be delivered across two years, with the first year covering the Certificate IV of Aeroskills (Avionics) in its entirety. The Diploma Year builds on this foundational learning with more evolved and complex concepts of aircraft maintenance. This course is approved by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for the Aircraft Engineer Licence outcome.

The Australian College of Aviation delivers a Part 147 aligned Certificate IV in Aeroskills with options to undertake majors in Avionics, Mechanical or as a Double Cert IV in Aeroskills. The Cert IV Mechanical programme provides all the core theory and practical training required for the role of Mechanical Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. The course is delivered at the Archerfield Airport Tisdall Aviation Centre, providing a unique and immersive learning experience.

Australian College of Aviation’s popular Double Cert IV in Aeroskills delivers a Part 147 aligned qualification majoring in both Avionics and Mechanical. The programme provides the core theory and practical training required for the role of Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. The course is delivered at the Archerfield Airport Tisdall Aviation Centre, providing a unique and immersive learning experience.

Australian College of Aviation’s mechanical engineering programme is designed to be delivered across two years, with the first year covering the Certificate IV of Aeroskills (Mechanical) in its entirety. The Diploma Year builds on this foundational learning with more evolved and complex concepts of aircraft maintenance. This course is approved by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) for the Aircraft Engineer Licence outcome.